1.2M views · 2.9K reactions | No cell signal? No problem! No gates to trigger mean wild pigs can enter all night. Catch pigs while you sleep and say goodbye to feral hog damage. | Pig Brig Trap Systems | Facebook

Handle your hog problem… then let your neighbor take a swing at theirs (just don’t forget to get your trap back!). We’ve seen landowners teaming up, sharing traps, and protecting more ground together. Got a community of farmers, ranchers, or hunting buddies? One trap can go a long way. Because feral pigs don’t stop at the fence line — and neither should your solution. Easy to move means easy to share. Learn more at pigbrig.com. | Pig Brig Trap Systems

Effective hog trapping in the fall relies on timing. When natural food sources begin to dwindle, hogs will become more reliant on available bait. Be ready. Keep your traps well-maintained and baited for when the hogs start seeking alternative food sources. Stop feral hogs with the proven and patented Pig Brig Trap System. Learn more at https://pigbrig.com/products/pig-brig-trap-system. | Pig Brig Trap Systems